he's been addressing the arab league summit in sharm elshake. before him. the egyptian president abdul fatah al-sisi, saudi arabia king. the yemeni president outspoken about the ongoing events in his country, the saudi arabian air strikes. he seemed to put out a call for the military intervention to continue until there's a resolution in his country. let's bring in the professor of middle east at qatar university and joins us live. we didn't expect yemen do dominate, but they eventually got there. seems they are united in condemning what happened in the country. what stood out for you. >> i have heard basically a

he's been addressing the arab league summit in sharm elshake. before him. the egyptian president abdul fatah al-sisi, saudi arabia king. the yemeni president outspoken about the ongoing events in his country, the saudi arabian air strikes. he seemed to put out a call for the military intervention to continue until there's a resolution in his country. let's bring in the professor of middle east at qatar university and joins us live. we didn't expect yemen do dominate, but they eventually got there. seems they are united in condemning what happened in the country. what stood out for you. >> i have heard basically a different priority from each leader. if we start with abdul fatah al-sisi, that he was pushing towards a suggestion of having an arab force and pushing to that. if we look at the speech we focus on what is being done now. this is internationally supported and will continue. abd-rabbu mansour hadi was clear. he sent three clear messages. one is about what happened, based on what houthis had done. it's justified and yemenis were waiting to see that h